Resource Books
Resource Books
New Dimensions Day Treatment Centers publishes mental health resource guides for Clear Lake, The Woodlands, and Katy, Texas. These guides provide a comprehensive listing of mental health resources in the Houston area, including psychiatrists, psychologists,counselors, social workers, marriage and family therapists, chemical dependency counselors,psychiatric hospitals, rehabs, and detox centers. The guides are published by New Dimensions Day Treatment Centers and provided free of charge to the behavioral health community.
To obtain a copy of our Resource Guides in PDF format, please click on the buttons above. If you are a therapist or psychiatrist and would like to be included in one of our Resource Books, please contact us to send us your details.
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Recognizing the Red Flags: Signs of Adolescent Alcohol or Drug Abuse
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How to Identify and Treat Dual Diagnosis in Adults
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